Garhwa

Garhwa district is one of the twenty-four districts of Jharkhand state, India. Garhwa district is a part of the Palamu division, and its administrative headquarters are in the city of Garhwa. On 1 April, 1991, this locale was made from the previous Palamu area by isolating its previous Garhwa sub-division. Starting at 2011 Garhwa area is as of now a piece of the Red Corridor. Garhwa area includes three subdivisions: Garhwa, Nagar-Untari and Ranka which are additionally separated into 19 squares. At the season of creation, this area included just eight squares: Bhandaria, Bhawanathpur, Dhuraki, Garhwa, Manjhiaon, Meral, Nagar Untari and Ranka.

Afterward, eleven more squares were made by rearranging the current squares. These are: Chiniya, Dandai, Kandi, Kharaundhi, Ramkanda, Ramuna, Sagma, Bardiha, Danda, Bishunpura and Ketar. This locale includes 156 gram panchayat and 916 towns. It has three police sub-divisions: Garhwa, Nagar Untari and Ranka with eight police headquarters in Bhandaria, Bhawnathpur, Dhurki, Garhwa, Majhiyaon, Meral, Nagar-Untari, and Ranka. The locale comprises for the most part backwoods and has just a single city, Garhwa, which is additionally the area central station. There are two Vidhan Sabha voting demographics in this area: Garhwa and Bhawanathpur. Both are a piece of Palamau Lok Sabha voting public.